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Understanding 9/11Patrologiae cursus completus, sive bibliotheca universalis, integra, uniformis, commoda, oeconomica, omnium SS. Patrum, doctorum scriptorumque ecclesiasticorum qui ab aevo apostolico ad aetatem Innocentii III (Ann. 1216) pro Latinis et ad Photii tempora (Ann. 863) pro graecis floruerunt ... Series Graeca, in qua prodeunt patres, doctores scriptoresque ecclesiae Graecae A.S. Barnaba ad Photium
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Subject: Missing page
Subject: Missing page
The page that include columns 555 and 556 is missing. You can find a copy of this volume with this page here:
http://books.google.gr/books?id=NMIUAAAAQAAJ
In this page is included, between others, these words of Pope Gregory VII:
"Quia vero nobilitas tua postulavit, quo, secundum Sclavonicam linguam apud vos divinum celebrari annueremus officium, scias nos huic petitioni tuae nequaquam posse favere. Ex hoc nempe saepe volventibus liquet non immerito Sacram Scripturam omnipotenti Deo placuisse quibusdam locis esse occultam, ne, si ad liquidum cunctis pateret, forte vilesceret et subjaceret despectui, aut prave intellecta a mediocribus, in errorem induceret. Neque enim ad excusationem juvat, quod quidam religiosi viri hoc quod simpliciter populus quaerit patienter tulerunt, seu incorrectum dimiserunt, cum primitiva Ecclesia multa dissimulaverit, quœ a sanctis patribus, postmodum firmata Christianitate, et religione crescente, subtili examinatione correcta sunt. Unde ne id fiat quod a vestris imprudenter exposcitur auctoritate beati Petri inhibemus, teque ad honorera omnipotentis Dei huic vanae temeritati viribus totis resistere prœcipimus."
"It is clear to those who reflect often upon it, that not without reason has it pleased Almighty God that holy scripture should be a secret in certain places, lest, if it were plainly apparent to all men, perchance it would be little esteemed and be subject to disrespect; or it might be falsely understood by those of mediocre learning, and lead to error. ..."
http://books.google.gr/books?id=NMIUAAAAQAAJ
In this page is included, between others, these words of Pope Gregory VII:
"Quia vero nobilitas tua postulavit, quo, secundum Sclavonicam linguam apud vos divinum celebrari annueremus officium, scias nos huic petitioni tuae nequaquam posse favere. Ex hoc nempe saepe volventibus liquet non immerito Sacram Scripturam omnipotenti Deo placuisse quibusdam locis esse occultam, ne, si ad liquidum cunctis pateret, forte vilesceret et subjaceret despectui, aut prave intellecta a mediocribus, in errorem induceret. Neque enim ad excusationem juvat, quod quidam religiosi viri hoc quod simpliciter populus quaerit patienter tulerunt, seu incorrectum dimiserunt, cum primitiva Ecclesia multa dissimulaverit, quœ a sanctis patribus, postmodum firmata Christianitate, et religione crescente, subtili examinatione correcta sunt. Unde ne id fiat quod a vestris imprudenter exposcitur auctoritate beati Petri inhibemus, teque ad honorera omnipotentis Dei huic vanae temeritati viribus totis resistere prœcipimus."
"It is clear to those who reflect often upon it, that not without reason has it pleased Almighty God that holy scripture should be a secret in certain places, lest, if it were plainly apparent to all men, perchance it would be little esteemed and be subject to disrespect; or it might be falsely understood by those of mediocre learning, and lead to error. ..."
